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You are here: Home1 / News2 / NTDA urges garages to write to government

NTDA urges garages to write to government

Date: 6th May 2011 Author: Tyrepress Editors Comments: 0

The National Tyre Distributors Association (NTDA) is calling on those involved in the tyre, fast-fit and garage industries to put pen to paper before the government goes ahead with recently announced MOT changes. As we reported yesterday, the NTDA believes that the proposed MOT revisions are “a dangerous and retrograde step, which would lead to job losses in the tyre and garage trade, more pollution and an increase in accidents, injuries and deaths on our roads.”

The association suggest the best way the trade can voice its political opinion on the matter is by making MPs aware of the “potential dangers and pitfalls of 4.2.2.” The NTDA’s advice is that you can do this via website writetothem.com which, when you type in your postcode, gives details of local District Councillor, County Councillor, MP and MEPs.

Among those organisations that have come out against 4.2.2. are The AA, RAC, National Tyre Distributors Association, Tyre Industry Federation,
IAAF, Which?, MOT Forum and RMIF. As well as many individual companies in the garage, tyre and fast-fit trades.

And finally, if you don’t have access to e-mail – the NTDA writes – you can always reach your MP at the following postal address: House of Commons, LONDON, SW1A 0AA.

Related news:

  • NTDA: industry united against MOT changes

  • Transport secretary hinting at MOT changes, associations hit back

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  4. IAAF responds to Motorists Forum garage experience report
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